DeHavilland Associates has announced the launch of the Business/Education Partnership Forum. This new website is a free online resource center for anyone involved in business/education partnerships as well as for those interested in business’ role in supporting K-12 education; it offers news, information, resources, and an online forum to participants.
Charlotte, NC (PRWEB) June 16, 2006 –- DeHavilland Associates today announced the launch of the Business/Education Partnership Forum. This new website is a free online resource center for anyone involved in business/education partnerships as well as for those interested in business’ role in supporting K-12 education.
The Business Education Partnership Forum provides news, information, resources, and networking opportunities to businesses, districts and schools, nonprofit organizations, and state and national associations in this field. This online resource offers the following:
- An index of current news articles and press announcements from across the country
- Resources for businesses and schools such as market reports and how-to guides
- An index of national, state, and local organizations
- A directory of case studies
- An online forum where participants can communicate with others in this field
“I created this site because there is no national hub for our industry,” said Brett Pawlowski, President of DeHavilland Associates, “no place for people to learn about business/education partnerships, no place to keep track of the latest news and announcements, and no place for people to share experiences, best practices, and thoughts and advice. I believe that this site will fill a real need for those who want to see our schools benefit from the involvement of the business community.”
About DeHavilland Associates
DeHavilland Associates is an education outreach consulting firm that helps its clients effectively communicate with various stakeholders in the K-12 education market through existing and new channels. The company also creates and manages communication channels (like the Business Education Partnership Forum) to help education stakeholders establish and strengthen dialogue and knowledge for the benefit of public education.
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